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Faith, Fact and Fiction

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In the first of a series that looks at the effect of religion on the beliefs and writings of authors, Rosemary Hartill looks at the turbulent political, literary and spiritual life of Dr Jonathan Swift , 18th-century Dean of St Patrick's, Dublin, and one of Britain's greatest rhetorical writers. Reader Bryan Murray.
Producer Amanda Hancox

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Rosemary Hartill
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Dr Jonathan Swift
Reader:
Bryan Murray.
Producer:
Amanda Hancox
Source: Radio Times

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